#44 - The Gun

Simply going to drop shorter thoughts and a final rating on each of these - I'm posting these all together although it's been a few months since I expanded the list.

The Gun was a truly great non-fiction piece to get me back on track. Like Bowling Alone, it had a painfully balanced view of almost everything. However, The Gun has a constantly critical presence - judging mistakes in engineering and humanity alike. His use of both propaganda and critical reviews side by side was especially excellent.

8/10